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JACK (Jack Audio Connection Kit) was introduced to solve problems PulseAudio couldn't solve. It was a real-time, low-latency sound server for use in music production, recording studios, and live performances.
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JACK and PulseAudio didn’t work well together; you either ran one or the other. Running both simultaneously required manual bridging using tools like `jack2` + `pulseaudio-module-jack`. JACK was also very difficult to set up, making it difficult to use for casual users.
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JACK and PulseAudio didn’t work well together. Running both simultaneously required manual bridging using tools like `jack2` + `pulseaudio-module-jack`. JACK was also very difficult to set up, making it difficult to use for casual users.
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